The Missing Guide to Tinder for Unconventional 30-Somethings
Dating as Sport and Social Experiment
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The Missing Guide to Tinder for Unconventional 30-Somethings
Narrated by:
Leesha Saunders
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Narrated by:
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Leesha Saunders
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By:
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Renee Marchol
About this listen
What are the ground rules for a dating app such as Tinder? What is it like for a 30-something to choose the dating app Tinder over Match.com or eHarmony? What are the unspoken stages of Tinder dating? What is the difference between Tinder-monitored texting and talking online on my own service or device? Safety, suggestions, and so much more by an unconventional tour guide who chose to explore Tinder through the 6tin app before writing this instruction manual.
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